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“Green” hydrogen (GH2) will be important in the future because it can play a key role in decarbonizing processes that are difficult to electrify.
A previous blog post I wrote on closed Canadian pulp and paper mills proved to be so popular that I received feedback for months afterward.
I was first introduced to rice paper as a child when my mother baked almond macaroons.
FPInnovations is thrilled to share the final report from our Zero-Emission Trucking Testbed, ...
FPInnovations will present a joint webinar with QWEB and Canada Wood on market diversification, ...
Research Information Sharing and Feedback (RISF) webinars are offered to FPInnovations’ members ...
FPAC Responds to the Prime Minister’s Announcement on Measures to Protect and Strengthen Canada’s Forest Sector
FPAC Sees Biomass Investment Tax Credits and Regulatory Efficiency Commitments as Key to Improving Competitiveness for the Long-Term
Canada’s Forest Sector Seeks Clear Signals in Budget 2025 to Set Stage for Recovery and Growth
2026 promises to be another active year for FSC Canada as we continue to engage with communities, organizations, and leaders across the country.
The second edition of Integrating FSC Certification into Impact Investing is now available.
Taan Forest becomes Canada’s first FSC Verified Impact forest, highlighting Indigenous-led stewardship and biodiversity protection.
In an increasingly industrialised and interconnected world, environmental issues are becoming more and more important as the years go by.
Transforming textile waste into paper products: A Quebec innovation at the forefront of the circular economy
The current transformation of the paper industry involves the creation of new products.
A new Canadian federal government study examining the cost implications of reducing plastic packaging for fresh produce sold in Canada provides insight ...
PPEC outlines key environmental policy issues to watch in 2026 ...
Recycling takeaway coffee cups has long been a challenge. Most are made from paperboard lined with a thin layer of plastic or polyethylene to resist liquids, ...
As 2026 approaches, emerging carbon removal technologies—especially biogenic CO₂ pathways—are moving from pilots to early deployment.
As the global pulp and paper sector moves through 2025, one thing has become clear: resilience isn’t just a buzzword - it’s a survival strategy.
Since the onset of the Trump-era trade wars, tariffs and trade tensions have become a defining characteristic of US economic policy...
